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Radovan Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Quite, quite a

Hi,

what do you think?

The film was _______ ; my grandson screamed at one point.

A) guite fright B) the quite fright C) quite a fright D) quite frightening

According to the answer key the right solution is C. I just can't figure out why D is not possible as well.

Thank you for your comments.

  

Top answer

The answer key should say D.

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  • The answer key should say D.
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The answer key should say D.

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"Quite a fright" is used in some set expressions.

https://www.wordreference.com/definition/fright

You gave me quite a fright.

Her hair is quite a fright! (Wild, unkempt, messy, crazy)

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